
Classic Christmas Wreaths for a Veteran’s Home in Tewksbury, MA
For this project in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, Holiday Lights Decor installed two Christmas wreaths at the home of a military veteran.
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For this project in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, Holiday Lights Decor installed two Christmas wreaths at the home of a military veteran.

Surrounded by mature trees and natural stone, this Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, home features several roof sections that give its façade a distinctive profile.

Set above a fieldstone retaining wall, this Colonial-style home in Woburn, Massachusetts, offers a clear view of its symmetrical façade from the street.

For this residential project in Lexington, Massachusetts, Holiday Lights Decor brought together the home’s architectural details and its established front garden through a coordinated warm white…

For this residential project in Belmont, Massachusetts, we used warm white lighting to emphasize the home’s long, low architectural profile.

For this residential project in Brookline, Massachusetts, we used warm white lighting to highlight the home’s layered architecture from multiple viewing angles.

For this residential project in Newtonville, Massachusetts, we used a repeating red and white lighting pattern to connect the home’s architecture with its front landscaping.

For this residential project in Burlington, Massachusetts, we focused the display on a single ornamental tree positioned beside the home’s main entrance.

For this residential project in Framingham, Massachusetts, we used warm white lighting to create a clean display across the front of the home.

For this residential project in Waltham, Massachusetts, we used warm white mini lights to transform the mature trees surrounding the entrance into the primary feature of the display.

For this residential project in Wakefield, Massachusetts, we combined architectural and landscape lighting to create a balanced warm white display.

For this residential project in Lexington, Massachusetts, we created a warm white display that connects the home’s architecture with the surrounding landscape.

For this residential project in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, we used warm white lighting to highlight the home’s connected architecture and create a cohesive display across the entire property.

For this residential project in Middleton, Massachusetts, we combined red and warm white C9 bulbs to define the home’s layered rooflines and multiple front-facing gables.

For this residential project in Brookline, Massachusetts, we used warm white lighting to highlight the home’s stepped rooflines and contrasting exterior materials.

For this residential project in Wellesley, Massachusetts, we used warm white lighting to highlight the home’s traditional architecture and established front landscaping.

For this residential project in Weston, we used warm white lighting to connect the property’s long driveway, open lawn, and surrounding woodland.

For this project in Wilmington, we used warm white lighting to define the layered architecture of a tall Victorian residence.

For this project in Winchester, we worked with the home’s steep gables, multi-level rooflines, bay section, and side extensions to create a custom installation that follows the architecture…

For this residential project in Scituate, Massachusetts, we used warm white C9 lighting to define the home’s traditional colonial profile.

For this residential project in North Reading, Massachusetts, we used cool white lighting to connect the property’s long roofline and multiple elevations.

For this residential project in Newton, Massachusetts, we used warm white C9 lighting to define the home’s varied roof structure.

For this residential project in Newton, Massachusetts, we combined warm white roofline lighting with greenery placed across the front elevation.

For this residential project in Natick, Massachusetts, we used warm white C9 lighting to define the long rooflines of a single-story ranch home.

For this residential project in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, we focused exclusively on the mature trees across the front yard.

For this residential project in Lynn, Massachusetts, we used multicolor lighting to define both the architecture and the window layout of the home.

For this residential project in Foxborough, Massachusetts, we created a warm white display that follows the home’s long, low architectural profile.

For this residential project in Canton, Massachusetts, we used warm white lighting to trace the home’s layered rooflines and emphasize its broad architectural profile.

For this commercial property, we created a coordinated white-and-blue lighting plan across the roofline and surrounding landscape.

For this Brookline commercial community project, we coordinated indoor and outdoor holiday details across the shared entrance, reception area and courtyard.

For this Chestnut Hill residence, we followed the home’s distinctive roof geometry with warm-white lights, tracing the main eaves, dormers, steep turret, and lower rooflines.

This municipal installation brings several lighting elements together across the town center. At Montenegro Square in Ashland, we wrapped the tall evergreen in multicolor lights and arranged…

This corner restaurant called for a lighting layout that could follow both street-facing sides while working around the wide windows and central entrance.

This plaza called for a lighting plan that could connect several storefronts without competing with the existing signs and architectural lighting.

This shopping plaza has a long, mostly horizontal facade broken by raised entrance towers and a central clock feature.

This tall two-story home has a dominant main gable, an enclosed porch, and a lower side addition, so the lighting needed to connect roof sections at different heights.

This two-story home has multiple front gables, an attached garage, and a mix of light siding and stone.

This compact one-and-a-half-story home called for lighting that stayed close to the architecture and did not compete with its steep front gables.

This Woburn home has several roof sections visible from the street, including a covered front porch, two front-facing peaks, and a tall side gable above the garage.

This Middleton home sits above a sloping driveway, so the lighting needed to read clearly across both the front facade and the garage-side elevation.

This Middleton home called for a roofline layout that could follow several intersecting gables without losing the overall shape of the house.

This large two-story home has several front-facing gables, stone accent walls, an attached garage, and a wide landscaped elevation.

A blue colonial set above the driveway in Middleton, outlined in warm white from the roofline down to the stair railings, with lit garland at the front door and wrapped evergreens across the sloped yard.
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